el.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917.
LA ' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
PAGE THREE
AUTHOR Of -THE OCCASIONAL Of FENDER,"
"THE WIRE TAPPERS,- "GUN RUNNERS, ETC
NOVELIZED FROM THE PATHS PHOTO PLAY OP THE SAME NAME
SYNOPSIS.
t On Wtnflward Island Pmlldorl tntrlguw.
Mra. Golden Into an appearance of evllj
Which cause Golden to capture and tor
ture the Italian by branding hia face and
oruahlnv his hand. Palldorf floods the Is
land ana kidnaps Oolden'a little daughter
ft argery. Twelve years later In New York
p Masked One rescues Margery from Lte
gar and takes her to her father's home,
whence she Is recaptured. Margery's
jnother fruitlessly Implores Oolden to And
thetr daughter. The Laughing Mask
galn takes Margery away from Legar.
gar sends to Golden a warning and a
demand for a portion of the chart of
"Windward Island. Margery meets her
mother. The chart Is lost In a fight be
tween Manley and one of Legar's hench
men, but Is recovered by the Laughing
iMaBk. Count Da Espares figures In a
dubious attflirmt to entrao Leirar and
iclalms to have killed him. Oolden'a house
s dynamited during a masked bait. Le
pjar escapes but Da Espares Is crushed In
the ruins. Margery rescues the Laughing
Mask from the police. Manloy finds Mar
fcery not Indifferent to his love. He saves
ner from Maukl's poisoned arrows. Man
ley plans a mock funeral which falls to
Accomplish the desired purpose, the cap
ture of the Iron Claw and his gong. The
Laughing MaaW aaln frustrates the Iron
Claw. , . -
ELEVENTH EPISODE
The Saving of Dan O'Mara
Young Peggy O'Mara was troubled
In mind. She had become suspicious
of her own father. On more than one
occasion ot late that debt-harried
toller from the Applewaltbo works
bad been visited by a stranger wbo Im
pressed the sophisticated young Peggy
(as anything but attractive And an
honest man, Peggy argued with her
elf, finds no need for stealing up to.
a. house at nieht and clusetlne himself
tw,lth its owner behind the locked door that one-armed man had me, machine
lot a cellar workroom. So the spindle- work taken away from met"
legged daughter of Dan O'Mara, watch-' ' . "But you'll have more'n your ma
ling for her chance, decided to Investl- chlnff taken away from you, pop.
Wate. 1 You'll be queered with the company,
f But the girl's chances for Invest!- for tamperln with stock, and. then th
nuns u get wise ana seno yoa up tne
river for smuglin'!" t
"I've thought that out, me gerll. I've
no love for goln' against the law, at
me time o' life, out 1 guess we've got
to take chances. We've got to, or go
under for good and alll for I'm think.
In' your poor mother was right when
she said there was no crime so black
as the crime o' beln' poor!"
i "But they'd promised to raise your
pay, over to the dye works!" she re
minded him.
' ."Instead o' which they, took off me
through thV house,' with a parcel under
his arm, and then once more made her
way down to her father's workroom.
The door, this time, was unlocked. Bo
she entered noiselessly t id crept over
to where Dan O'Mara sat staring at
the wall with unseeing eyes.
"Pop, what're you thlnkin' aboutt"
suddenly asked a ' tremulous voice
close to his shoulder.
He swung about like a shot
' "What should I be thlnkin' about r
he demanded.
, "You're thlnkin' about that man who
was down here ten minutes ago," was
the girl's answer,
1 "What man?" equivocated the cul
prit. ,
. "Chinatown Charlie." ' " '
' "And how'd you know he's called
Chinatown Charlie?" demanded rebellious-eyed
Dan O'Mara.
. "I know more'n that, pop," said the
girl, with a gulp. "I know that city
crook's rppln' you in for work I never
thought you'd do!"
"Work? What work?"
t 'There's a bunch of opium smug
glers goi wise to the fact that the dye
works is biinki?' In tons of that Kal
sow wood from Chins. And certain o'
them blocks Is goln' to come In hol
low with secret marks, and you're
goln' to dig the opium out o' them and
hide It here until that bop runner for
Chinatown Charlie comes and carries
:lt away In a laundry bag!"
!' "Ain't your mother got to have med
icine?" demanded her father. ''Ain't
'we behind in our rent? And ain't the
company docked me ten a month since
Cation were limited, for Peggy was a
bard-driven young housekeeper, with a
bedridden mother to look after as best
Ishe could. Late one night, however,
when Dan O'Mara had led, his myste
riouB visitor Into his cellar workroom
tend locked the door behind him, the
girl slipped off her broken-toed shoes
jand stole silently down to that under
ground chamber of mystery.
There, with her ear to the keyhole,
Ishe overheard enough to confirm her
darkest suspicions. She waited until
macninerana gave It to that one-armed
snitch who claimed I'd been workln'
against the company by tryta to ta
lent a chemical color that'd soon be
sandtaMhelr old logwood plant f the
scrap heap!" :
Silent as Peggy O'Mara remained
on the subject of her discovery, she
brooded long and darkly on this heav
ier cloud that bung over her home and
her father's good name. It haunted
her thought as she worked. It filled
her blind young heart with a spirit ol
revolt It converted her into a dl
mlnuttve yet lowering-browed Ishmael
Ite. She bated the owner ot the works,
she told herself as she carried her fa
ther's dinner pall to the factory the
next day, and she hated the bard
voiced foreman ot the shaft room. She
turned to stare belligerently towards
Anson Applewalthe, the Immaculate
son of the factory owner himself, as
he ushered into the room of whirring
shafts and flying belts a small group
of visitors. . " v . ;
Yet the Ishmael-Uke young face soft
ened a little as she looked at one mem
ber of that approaching group. For
one fair-haired girl ot about twenty,
dressed in black, whom young Apple
walthe piloted about amid the roaring
and clattering machinery and repeat
edly addressed as "Miss Golden," was
beautiful enough to bring a wayward
pang of envy to the breast ot Peggy
O'Mara. As she watched her eyes sud
denly widened In alarm. For Margery
C. B. Cauthorn, witness Stato
vs Ohin Ping ...... .....
J. T. Williamson, witness State
vs Chin Ping ........ . ...
C. S. Dunn, witness State va
Chin Ping ......
vs Chin Ping
vs. Chin Ping 4.20
L. ltayburn, witness State vs ;
Chin Ping ...... ' 2.20
B. A. Benhama, witness State
vs Chin Ping 20
Ralph Winter, witness State vs
Chin Ping .....
Cella E. George, witness State
vs Chin Ping ...... .......
Nate Zweifel, witness State
vs Ohin Ping
Jim Lee, witness State vs Chin
Ping ......
Horn Tung, witness' State vs
Chin Ping ... 2.20
Wong Lem, witness State vs
Chin Ping ,
Wong Chong Gung, witness
State vs Chin Ping .... ...
Wo Chong, witness State. vs
Chin Ping ...
U. F. Weiss, J. P. Fees, State
vs Ellis
E. S. Thomas, Const J. P. Ct
State vs Ellis .,. ........
Ruth H. EUIb, witness J. P. Ct
State vs Ellis . . ......
Zelpha Dunham, 'witness J. P.
Ct. State vs Ellis
C. K. McCormick, Conducting
Sp. Elec June 6, 191?
Golden, in staring about the room, bad
vaconsciously moved closer to one or; jj Turshinsky, drayage for
the ponderous machines. . There the ; gp jjlec
looBe end ot her motor-cape was : j g Weaver, hall rent for Sp
snapped ai vy a spuming cog waem, uu dec
a hound snaps at a bone. .Tne next tj, f, Weiss, canvassing Sp
moment me wmriing mew nau
teued themselves in the fabrlo ot the
garment edge, carrying It back be
tween the' jaws of the twin cogs that
quickly closed on the cloth and
seemed to reach out for more.
At the same moment that Margery
Golden turned about to determine the
meaning of this sudden tug at her
clothing, the alert-eyed Peggy O'Mara
made an apparently maniacal spring
for that astounded young woman's
throat . .
- With a quick jerk of her thin young
fingers Peggy tore the cape free where
It was already straining against the
white column of its wearer's throat
. It was not until Margery Golden
saw the Iron teeth of the cog wheels
swallowing up the last of her vanish
ing cape that any inkling of her dan
ger came home to her.
Margery Golden stepped back and
leaned against a guard rail. Then, aft
er looking studiously at the slattern
and slightly abashed figure of her de
liverer, she opened her pocketbook
and from It took out two or three neat
ly folded bank notes. These she held
smilingly out to the girl with the
brokon-toed shoes. t
But a quick flash spread over the
usually colorless cheeks of Miss Peggy
O'Mara as she backed determinedly
awax-tomthe bills.
420
2.20
2.20
4.20
4.20
2.20
4.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
6.85
2.20
; 1.70
' 1.70
50.00
2.60
6.00
6.60
6.00
5.26
3 .87
4.87 jv
5.25
I
6.75 '
6.50
. I
8.25!
3hexny8to.riQUB visitor- had stolen out
The above story is being shown in pictures at the Colonial theatre Wednesday and Thursday. The story oontin.
ued tomorrow. , . - i '
State
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS W. J, Barnes, witness
vs. Oddie
J. B. McKennon, witness State
vs. Oddie
Perry .... 2.20 M. O'Brien witness State vs
(Continued from Pago 2.)
4.20
4.20
Mrs. U. G, - Couch, witness $
- State vs. Perry ... 4.60
Sam Neil, witness State vs.
Perry 450
D. D. (Berger, witness State vs
Perry 4.20
O. M. Amos, witness State vs.
Oddie . .... 16.00
Eng Chong witness State 'vs
Chong Ben et al -' 6.20
Lee Kce witness State vs '..
Chong Ben et al 2.20
Li Wo, witness State vs Ohong
Ben et al
Perry " 450 Ah Hong, witness State vs
Tilden Boothe, witness State
vs Perry 5.20
Chas. T. Ressler, witness State
2.20
2.2G
Chong Ben et al
Ah Gon. witness . State vs
Chong Ben et al . .. .' 2.20
vs Perry 4.20 J. C. Christiansen, witness
4.20
2.20
Magdaluie Ressler, witness
State vs Perry ,
B. W. Hughes, witness State
vs Oddie
Earl Zundell, witness State vs,
Oddie
C. R. Harding, witness State
vs Oddie
James Chandler, witness State
i vs Oddie . . ,
John E. Anderson, witness
State vs Oddie .... 2.20
Anna Heughan, witness State .
vs Oddie 2.20
4.20
State vs Chong Ben et a!
4.20 Jess Andrews, witness State
vs Chong 'Ben et al 4.20
Lee Chenault, witness State vs
Chong Ben et al . 4.20
L. L, Snodgrass, witness State
vs Chong hen et ai
2.20 H. J. Rittor, witness State' vs
Ohong Ben "et al .........
4.20 L. D. Butler, witness State
vs Ohong Ben et al
Chas. B. Orai, witness State
va Ohong Ben et al
Wong Lem, witness State vs
2.20
2.20
4.20
4.40
2.20
Chong Ben et al
O, E. Moranv witness State vs
Chong Ben et al ...(....'. .
Ah Den, witness State vS
Chong Ben et al
Jacob H. Traynor, . witness.
State vs Chong Ben et al . . .
Lee Lit Sing, witness State vs
Chong Ben et al
Ah Pak, witness State . vs
Chong Ben et ol . .. ......
R. E. L. Holt, witness State
Ohong Ben et al 2.20
J, P. Graham, witness State vs
Chin Piag 2.20
A. L. Richardson, witness
State vs Chin Ping ... 4.20
R. E. L. Holt, witness State
vs Chin Ping ' 4.20
R. E. L. Holt, witness State
vs Chin Ping ...... ..... 2.20
J. S. Gearhart, witness State
vs Chin Ping 6.20
Hal Bohnenkamp witness State
vs. Chin Ping ' 2.20
Geo. W. Kelly, witness State
vs Chin Ping 4.20
Lee Stark witness State vs
Chin Ping- 19.00
H. J. Ritter, witness State vs.
4.20
2.20
2.20
2.20
4.20
5.25;
5.25
7.12 j
6.00
6.75
: 7.76
6.26
.Elec returns
Arthur CI. Williams, canvass
ing Sp Elec returns 6.00
E. Thorson, hall rent lor top
Elec ... ...
Walter Mosten, Sp Depy Spec
Elec .....
A. O. Nash, Sp Depy . Spec
Elec ...
S. T. Booth, Sp Dopy Spec
' Elec
Geo. W. Allen, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Huee E. Fine, Sp Dopy Spec
Elec ... ......
Jake Hallgarth, Sp Depy Spec
Elec ... .. . .
Henry Parson, Sp Depy Spec
Elec ....
Robt Lloyd, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Wm. Eubanks, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Geo. Hammell, Sp Depy Spec
Elec ..-...
W. IW. Langford, Sp Depy
Spec "Elec ... ...
Geo. D. Foster, Sp Depy Spec
Eec ..
I,. L.Hallor, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
H. A. IBoyles, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
G. C. Mercer, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Oscar Noyos, Sp Depy Spec
FVw ."!.. ..
Geo. Ka-ikin, Sp Depy Spec
Elec :.
Dave South, Sp Dopy Spec
Elec ... ...... i
Pnnford Baker, Sp Depy Spec
Elec .......
Henry Furgason Sp Depy Spec
Elec ... .- ..
Harry Coalwell, Sp Depy Spec
Etec ...
W. R.' Phillips, Sp. Depy Spec
Elec
Maynard Thompson, Sp Depy
Elec ...
Bird Bennett, Sp Depy Spec
.iec
Bert Watson, Sp Depy Spec ,
Elec
Rube Daniels, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
W. C. Gettings, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Ralph L. Sullivan , Sp Depy
Spec Elec -
Jake Rostock, Sp Depy Spec
Elec ......
Carl Peterson,, Sp Depy Spec
Elec
Roy Jacobs, Sp Depy Spec Eleo
John Flannery, Sp Depy Spec
Elec ...
E. F. Buck, drayage for sheriff
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.Tillamook County Beaches
Newport Beaqhes
Low Round Trip Fares
with . '. . i
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For information and booklets, call on your local agent, or write
John M, Scott, general Passenger Agent -
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, 6.87
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6.00
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For
the boys
in
khaki
Sevo is a great favorite in the Army Canteens, where
none but pure, soft drinks may be sold. After drill
or inarch, you are sure to see a long line of hot and
dusty-throated soldier boys making a bee line for
Bevo. They know that there lies complete satisfac-.
tion, full refreshment and pure wholesomeness.
At home or abroad at work or play between meals
or with meals, you will appreciate what we have
done for yon in making this triumph in soft drinks.
You will find Bevo t Inns, restaurant!, groceries, department
and drug Mores, picnic grounds, baseball parks, soda fountains, ' '
dining cars, in the navy, at canteens, at mobilisation carapa
ana cither placet where refreshing beverages ra sold.
Bevo the all-yer-'round soft drink
Ouard against substitutes. Have the bottle opened in front of yon.
first seeing that the seal is unbroken and that the crown top
bears the Pox. Sold la bottles only, and bottled excluslvsly by
ANHEUSER-BUSCH, ST. LOUIS
BLUMAUER & HOC'-'
Wholesale Dealers PORTLAND, C-
. ' - Families supplied by Dealers '
ur-
Chin Ping ........ 4.20. Lee Warnick, sheriffs expense
5.62
1.00
91.85
Lee Warnick, taking Oddie
to pen ...... 8.60..
Lee Warnick, arrest of D.
Martin et al 62.50
B. W. Shores, taxi hire for -sheriff
..... jo.26
Irma M. Akine, work in clerk's
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STRAW HATS FOR 50c AND UP
Sailors, small size
Panama -
Reg, Price
$3.00
$7 '
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Sale Price
$1.00
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